In this section, please add any ideas you might have about writing songs.

- 1. Melody: A melody is a tune that defines a vocal line or instrumental riff. If you want your song to be catchy, you'll need a memorable melody.
- 2. Harmony: In songwriting, harmony generally takes the form of a chord progression. A song's melody and chords play off of each other, each supporting the other. A good songwriter knows how to balance both melody and harmony.
- 3. Rhythm: Rhythm can be the most memorable part of a hit song. Rhythm isn't just about drum patterns; each band member, from a lead singer to a guitarist to a saxophone player, must incorporate rhythm into their playing.
- 4. Lyrics: Well-written song lyrics can turn a decent pop song into a smash hit. Some songwriters make lyric writing the focal point of their songwriting process. Others consider lyrics less integral to their own songs.
- 5. Structure: Most song structures alternate between verses and choruses. One of the most common structures is intro / verse / chorus / verse / chorus / bridge / chorus, but you can write a great song using a variety of formats.
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